Thus although positive loci are distributed relatively uniformly across the two chromosomes of B. pseudomallei many are specifically associated with genomic islands and/or regions of altered GC content.
In order to adequately estimate the immediate effects of altered neurotransmitter content (which degrades quickly) on behavior, freezing was measured during, rather than after, the test session in experiment 2 and animals sacrificed 15 minutes thereafter.
A key question is whether the lower PSI/PSII ratio found in chy1chy2lut2lut5 thylakoids is peculiar to this genotype or is a general consequence of altered xanthophyll content.
The themes were: altered content of the education, indistinct content of the Master's level, student supervision, and changed image of nurses' profession in primary health care.
Static compression induces histomorphological degeneration [ 28- 30], cell apoptosis [ 28- 32], and altered content of proteoglycans [ 25, 28, 29, 33] and collagens [ 28, 29, 34, 35].
We tested the effects of altering organic matter content on the development of vegetation assemblages of experimental brown (biodiversity) roof mesocosms.
The capacity, offered by genetic engineering, of turning off (inactivating) specific genes has opened up the possibility of altering the plant content in a far more precise manner than previously available.
This suggests that the t(4 11) translocation by itself may be sufficient for leukemic transformation, perhaps because both MLL-AF4 and AF4-MLL fusion proteins are capable of altering the epigenetic information content of the cell (Benedikt et al., 2011; Krivtsov et al., 2008).
Although not a subject of this review, altering dietary content without altering the caloric content, such as by reducing fructose intake may also have beneficial effects on adipose tissue function [ 10].
Thus, the multiple cellular phenotypes associated to a lack of Btn1p, or indeed CLN3, could be a consequence of altered membrane phospholipid content.
